Okay, well, I'm not pulling out of my driveway, but it still is time for drive to work.

So my daughter, Sarah, forgot her glasses, and I had to go to school and give her her glasses.

So today's drive to work didn't work out quite the way I planned.

So I thought maybe the topic of today's drive to work is a sack that didn't work out quite the way it was planned.

I often talk about sets that I've designed that made it to print, but there is one set that I designed, and I mean designed completely, I finished the design that didn't see print.

And that set was unglued too.

Okay, now, let me explain, for those that might be confused.

So, unglued came out back in 97, 98, and it came out to a lot of fanfare.

People were very excited.

It was something new and different we hadn't done before.

But, and so we decided, because the set hadn't come out yet, that, oh, this is a smash it.

Let's make another one.

So they, right away, before the first one even came out, we started doing work on the second

one.

And what happened was, for those that don't know, unglued...

We had a bad habit back in the day of not understanding our print sizes correctly and misgaging

things.

And for a while, we were really good at printing way too much.

And the problem is, if you print way too much, it doesn't matter if it's successful.

If you overprint something, it starts becoming not successful because you have material that

you've printed but aren't sold, which is a negative cost. Anyway, too much unglued got printed.

It just, I think today we have a much better understanding of who the audience and how big

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